Brill Printed and Painted: The Meiji Art of Ogata Gekkō (1859–1920) | Art & Techniques Printmaking

Brill's Printed and Painted: The Meiji Art of Ogata Gekkō (1859–1920) is a detailed publication exploring the life and work of the renowned Japanese artist Ogata Gekkō. It features 140 prints and paintings, including works by Gekkō, his students, and contemporaries such as Kawanabe Kyōsai and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi. The book covers themes like history, beauty, nature, and modern warfare, providing a vibrant glimpse into Meiji-era printmaking and painting.

This publication highlights the dynamic art scene of Japan's Meiji period, emphasizing Gekkō's unique style and influence. The extensive introduction offers insights into his character and artistic journey, including a translation of a personal account by his student Yamamura Kōka. The high-quality prints are suitable for collectors, scholars, and art enthusiasts seeking authentic Japanese Meiji period art.

Imported directly from the USA, this hardcover art book is factory-sealed and includes all duties and taxes. It arrives within 11-13 days, making it an ideal addition to Indian art collections or academic libraries. Perfect for those interested in Japanese printmaking and Meiji period art.